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Current UGA QB Sues Over NIL


Remember the 13 million NIL deal Rashada was supposed to get to attend Florida?

Well, now he's filed a lawsuit.

Penn State football has won 4 Big Ten titles in 31 seasons. Did you expect Penn State to do better? Would Florida State fare better?

Since starting Big Ten Conference play in 1993, Penn State football has won four Big Ten conference titles (1994, 2005, 2008, and 2016), with 1994 and 2008 being the only two seasons Penn State defeated both Michigan and Ohio State in the same season. Did you expect Penn State to have won more Big Ten titles in that time?

With Oregon and USC joining the Big Ten, it will become even more difficult to win a Big Ten conference title. If Florida State joins the Big Ten, how would the Seminoles fare as compared to Penn State?

How has Florida State fared against Big Ten teams?

FB Recruiting The latest on four-star RB Alvin Henderson..

After talking it over with a few sources, Happy Valley Insider has confirmed that 2025 RB commit Alvin Henderson was at Auburn this weekend for a visit. It should be noted that Auburn was considered the favorite in his recruitment for a period of time before he committed to Penn State.

I spoke with one of our sources at the Auburn site and they told me that they have a feeling he will sign with Auburn when it's all said and done. This will be something to monitor very closely.

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Finally saw a thread on the other site that is interesting (took awhile), but most players have little financial literacy and Carl Nassib just

ran for the BOT. I really think it would be in our best interest to have Carl be a regular contributor in some way to the program.

Now that NIL is out there and many of our athletes are likely to have at least a short stint in the NFL, I can't think of a more important time to get Carl Nassib back to PSU to educate our players. IMO Carl did it right. He went into the NFL with a modest contract and invested a large portion of that salary. Yes, he did get that coveted 2nd contract but he was prepared to be set for life with a very short NFL career.

Now you have some players pulling some NIL and already thinking they're rich. They don't know what they'll owe in taxes, if they might have a future injury that ends their career short of the NFL, and they have no idea how short the average NFL career is. More than ever, it would be an awesome advantage to bring back a guy like Carl who has lived it and managed his finances in a mature and prudent manner.

Any thoughts on this and how best to educate our players to maximize their opportunity financially?
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